Abstract photography is an art form, that produces really extraordinary photographs. It has three basic elements, form, color and curves. Most photographers find it difficult creating an image based on these elements, as most often than not, they will be concentrating on showing the details. This what sets apart an abstract photographer, he is someone not afraid to show a unique perspective to something we all see.
Here are some few tips that will help you create an image that will make people analyze, wonder and think. There is no need to worry about your camera equipment. Although some lenses will make some difference on what you are able to create. A fish-eye lens will allow you to show a distorted perspective.
Always remember the three key elements and keep your eyes open for anything interesting and unique. Try to see things differently, observe the object for any intriguing form, curves and color. An example would be, one green apple on a bunch of red apples.
Don't just see an object with your eyes, look at it with an open mind. Imagine how the photograph will look far from being the usual. Take for example, shooting a flower straight forward will be like any photo of a flower, but try shooting it underneath, that is something you seldom see in photographs.
Make your images less realistic and it will surely be intriguing. Use your imagination, play with the elements that is available to you. If it is a windy day, take advantage of the situation. Use a slow shutter speed to exaggerate movement.
It is really all about your imagination, how you can create something that will make people wonder, observe and think about your photographs. Be ready to care less about details and shoot something unique. Once you achieve this, you can call yourself a true abstract photographer.
Here are some few tips that will help you create an image that will make people analyze, wonder and think. There is no need to worry about your camera equipment. Although some lenses will make some difference on what you are able to create. A fish-eye lens will allow you to show a distorted perspective.
Always remember the three key elements and keep your eyes open for anything interesting and unique. Try to see things differently, observe the object for any intriguing form, curves and color. An example would be, one green apple on a bunch of red apples.
Don't just see an object with your eyes, look at it with an open mind. Imagine how the photograph will look far from being the usual. Take for example, shooting a flower straight forward will be like any photo of a flower, but try shooting it underneath, that is something you seldom see in photographs.
Make your images less realistic and it will surely be intriguing. Use your imagination, play with the elements that is available to you. If it is a windy day, take advantage of the situation. Use a slow shutter speed to exaggerate movement.
It is really all about your imagination, how you can create something that will make people wonder, observe and think about your photographs. Be ready to care less about details and shoot something unique. Once you achieve this, you can call yourself a true abstract photographer.
